Sentence examples for wave of business from inspiring English sources

Now he's gearing up for a fresh wave of business: the iPad.

The tech industry "is our next wave of business," he said.

A significant currency appreciation could help cause a wave of business failures and bankruptcies, Chinese officials say.

In the wave of business consolidations and mergers that followed, McDonnell Douglas was acquired by The Boeing Company.

A significant currency appreciation would contribute to making the goods less competitive and could lead to a wave of business failures and bankruptcies, Chinese officials say.

My personal favorite, the "Anti Dog-Eat-Dog Act," aims to restrict cut-throat competition between firms and thus slow the wave of business bankruptcies.

In doing so, they joined a wave of business-to-business start-ups in Germany.

"This tax is particularly ill-suited to the new wave of businesses that we are trying to make the center of our economy," Ms. Matz said.

If many of the first wave of businesses seeking to exploit the internet in the late-1990s had faltered, the web only became more deeply entrenched in consumers' lives, largely thanks to the spread of broadband.

Ferries run from 5 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. every half-hour, then hourly until 11 30 p.m. 12 30 p.m. 7. CERAMICS AND YUCCA FRIES Make a beeline to the center of town, where the main pedestrian street, Avenida Hidalgo, is packed with shops and eateries, including a new wave of businesses opened by global expats.

Verio is riding the wave of businesses scrambling to get on the web.